The EV Tundra Buggy has hit the road — so to speak. On November 20, Canadian tourism firm Frontiers North Adventures unveiled what it claims to be the first electric vehicle Tundra Buggy.

Wake up with polar bears outside your window on an unusual tour that includes spending two nights at Tundra Buggy Lodge at Polar Bear Point in Canada's Churchill Wildlife Management Area.

"They’re Totally Cool” by Margo Pfeiff, May 7, was "totally cool," as the headline put it.

More than that, though, is the quiet that the electric Tundra Buggy brings with it onto the ice. “We’re going to be able to make the vehicle fade into the background.

Seated in a converted Tundra Buggy featuring panoramic windows and overhead skylights, diners are able to view the Aurora Borealis while enjoying an exquisitely curated, multi-course menu ...

Tundra buggies don’t need roads, they just need ground clearance and slow-speed gearing, and Bill Newman of Eagle, Alaska, built his fleet as such. The 40-year.

With the EV Tundra Buggy expected to be commissioned for the upcoming fall polar bear viewing season, Gunter figures Frontiers North can reduce its GHG emissions by 8.3 tonnes.

Sometime in the night our bunkhouse shuddered. Then something roared. I looked out the barred window, which separated the inky night into disjunctive frames. Earlier, eight bears had been milling ...

On a trek through the subarctic tundra of Churchill, Manitoba, writer Bianca Bujan gets up-close with polar bears — the largest land predators on Earth, while embarking on a bucket-list journey ...

On a trek through the subarctic tundra of Churchill, Manitoba, writer Bianca Bujan gets up-close with polar bears — the largest land predators on Earth, while embarking on a bucket-list journey ...

This movable dining hall is part of Frontier North Adventures Tundra Buggy Lodge and is affectionately named after Dr Dan Guravich, a photographer and polar bear enthusiast who first came to the ...